APS-C Crop
by Nilo Velez · WordPress.org page · Website
APS-C Crop has fewer than 10 active installs on WordPress.org and 448 downloads all time. We have tracked it since September 4, 2026; download trends appear after 30 days of data. The last update was on May 15, 2025, tested up to WordPress 6.8.8.
APS-C Crop at a glance
Is APS-C Crop well maintained?
Features
The feature list from the plugin's own readme on WordPress.org, trimmed to the essentials.
- Real-time calculation of equivalent focal lengths and apertures
- Support for various crop factors (APS-C, Micro 4/3, 1-inch, etc.)
- Clean and responsive design
- No jQuery dependency
- Optimized performance (scripts and styles only load when needed)
- Gutenberg block support
Details
A simple calculator to determine equivalent focal lengths and apertures based on crop factors for photographic lenses.
The full description, screenshots and every review live on the WordPress.org page.
Tags
- aperture
- calculator
- crop factor
- focal length
- photography
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- Version
- 1.3
- Last updated
- May 15, 2025
- First published
- May 15, 2025
- Requires WordPress
- 5.0
- Tested up to
- 6.8.8
- Requires PHP
- –
- Pricing
- Free on WordPress.org
APS-C Crop FAQ
What does APS-C Crop do?
According to its WordPress.org readme, APS-C Crop offers Real-time calculation of equivalent focal lengths and apertures, Support for various crop factors (APS-C, Micro 4/3, 1-inch, etc.), Clean and responsive design, No jQuery dependency and Optimized performance (scripts and styles only load when needed).
How many active installs does APS-C Crop have?
WordPress.org reports fewer than 10 active installs for APS-C Crop as of September 7, 2026.
Is APS-C Crop still maintained?
The last release was on May 15, 2025, more than a year ago. WordPress.org shows a warning on plugins that go this long without an update.
Is APS-C Crop free?
APS-C Crop is free to install from WordPress.org. Many plugins also sell a paid version or add-ons.